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Bruce Weber shot Johnny Depp avec a teddy bear for the latest issue of Interview, and the 50-year-old-actor shared his feelings on reality TV for the cover story. “People get famous for I-don’t-know-what,” he tells Iggy Pop. “People have reality shows because they’re a Hollywood socialite, and these things become very successful. It is like watching a fire. You can’t take your eyes off of it.”…

David Meister is on speed dial for plenty of stars, including Sharon Stone, Sofia Vergara, and Tina Fey. While his designs might be regulars on the tapis rouge, this L.A.-based designer himself was born to be in the spotlight.

That old soul Lorde is featured in the March issue of Vogue in a piece penned by Nathan Heller about being “The Music Phenomenon of the Year.” The 17-year-old reveals she’s fallen for the charms of the big apple. “It feels like coming home, in a sense, because every film is set her here, and every TV show,” she explains.

DreamWorks Animation with 20th Century Fox & The Cinema Society hosted a screening of Mr. Peabody & Sherman at the Conrad Hotel in the Financial district Sunday night. The film stars Ty Burrell, who you recognize from Emmy Award winning TV series Modern Family, as the voice of Mr. Peabody and Max Charles, an adorable 10-year-old breakout star, as the voice of Sherman…

The Daily caught up with Glamour EIC Cindi Leive at Lisa Perry’s Fall presentation. Perry’s ever-retro inspirations made us all feel a little nostalgic…

Time Inc. vet Jess Cagle was named editor of People and editorial director of Entertainment Weekly last month, a job he was born to hold. The Daily stopped by his EW office on his last day there to find out what people who need people have in store from the zestiest man alive…BY EDDIE ROCHE

The Daily catches up with one of The Fashion Fund’s CFDA nominated designer Misha Nonoo of Nonoo for the inside scoop on her own TV habits and Anna’s moniker for the designer…

Ready for another gem from this year?! W’s multitasking style and fashion director, Edward Enninful, kicked off his career at i-D at the tender age of 18 and hasn’t stopped since. Along with his day job at W, he’s one of the most in-demand stylists in the biz.
BY ALEXANDRA ILYASHOV

What’s not to love about Michele Lamy aka Mrs. Rick Owens? The fashion TV channel StyleLikeU caught up with Lamy and her daughter Scarlett Rouge who are, in their own words, “not the typical family.” We’ll say.

Earlier this week we celebrated the Joan Smalls’ ELLE cover at a dinner at Indochine, but here’s a look at the actual cover of their January issue shot by Michael Thompson. Do we love or do we looooove? No offense to every actress who has fronted Elle, but it’s refreshing and brave of them to go with a real, bona fide mod who we first put on the cover of The Daily in September 2010, but might not be a household name yet in, say, Kansas.